A remark on the Beckman/Quarles theorem
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The author studies the Beckman-Quarles theorem in euclidean planes. Combining a series of results of other geometers (also with reference to T. R. Dawson's ``match-stick geometry, which was recently popularized again in a chapter of G. E. Martin's new book about geometric constructions) he obtains the following Corollary: Let \(f\) be a bijection of a euclidean plane over an archimedean field that preserves a constant distance between points and lines. Then \(f\) is an isometry.
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